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Radical Index : : 御

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ギョ, , おん-, お-, み-
honorable, manipulate, govern
This kanji has 12 strokes: 3 strokes in the "going man" radical (ぎょうにんべん) and 9 other strokes
Sample Compounds (200):
1.

おかず

accompaniment for rice dishes, side dish, food for thought (esp. in the context of conversation, or material for assisting arousal during masturbation)
2.
殿
ごてん

palace, court
3.

おまえ

you (masc) (formerly honorific, now sometimes derog. term referring to an equal or inferior), presence (of a god, nobleman, etc.)
4.
輿
みこし

portable shrine (carried in festivals)
5.


honourable, honorable
6.

おむつ

diaper, nappy
7.

ごしょ

old imperial palace
8.

あさごはん

breakfast
9.

ぼうぎょ

defense, defence, safeguard, protection
10.

おんちゅう

and Company, Messrs
11.

せいぎょ

control, governing, checking, suppression, repression, restraint, mastery, management
12.

ごはん

cooked rice, meal
13.

ぎょえん

imperial garden
14.

ごぶさた

not writing or contacting for a while, neglecting (failing) to write (call, visit, etc.), long silence
15.

おばけ

goblin, apparition, monster, ghost
16.
います
ございます

to be, to exist
17.

ごようてい

imperial villa
18.

ごめん

your pardon, declining (something), dismissal, permission
19.

おしゃれ

smartly dressed, stylish, fashion-conscious, someone smartly dressed
20.
でなさる
おいでなさる

to come, to go, to be (somewhere), (after the -te form of a verb) -ing
21.

おかげさまで

Thanks to god, thanks to you
22.

ごれいじょう

(your) daughter, young woman
23.

おこも

beggar
24.

おやすみ

holiday, absence, rest, Good night
25.

そうちせいぎょ

device control character (e.g. DC1)
26.
わり
おことわり

declining, nonacceptance, declination, refusal, rejection, turndown
27.

おざなり

perfunctory, apathetic, careless, slapdash, commonplace
28.
つあん
おとっつあん

father (term commonly used until the end of the Meiji period), Dad
29.

おてだま

beanbag, beanbag juggling game, bobbling the ball (baseball)
30.
さい
ごめんください

may I come in?
31.

きくのごもん

Imperial chrysanthemum emblem
32.

ごらいこう

the rising sun
33.

おかゆ

(rice) gruel
34.

にょご

court lady
35.

おだぶつ

dying, ruining oneself
36.

みゆき

imperial outing or visit
37.

ごねん

worry, care, consideration
38.

おむろは

Omuro (sect of Shingo Buddhism)
39.

みかた

friend, ally, supporter
40.

おやすいごよう

easy task, no problem
41.

おやくごめん

dismissal, firing, retirement, being relieved from one''s post, being relieved of a burden
42.

さぐじ

any god of foodstuffs, Uka-no-Mitama (god of rice)
43.

ごけにん

lower-ranking vassal in the Kamakura and Edo periods
44.

おさらい

review, rehearsal
45.
さん
おばあさん

grandmother, female senior-citizen
46.

ぎょけい

(New Year''s) greetings
47.

あすかきよみはらりつりょう

Asuka Kiyomihara Code (689 CE)
48.

おてんとさま

the sun
49.
でになる
おいでになる

to be, to come, to go
50.

おかげ

(your) backing, assistance, thanks or owing to
51.

ごれいそく

son
52.

おすすめ

recommendation, advice, suggestion, encouragement
53.
みなさい
おやすみなさい

good night
54.

たいとうごめん

a non-samurai being granted the privilege of wearing a sword (during the Edo period)
55.
らせ
おしらせ

notice, notification
56.

おせいぼ

end of the year, year-end gift
57.

おとうさま

father
58.

おてて

hand(s) (kid talk)
59.

ごめんこうむる

to be excused from
60.

くご

emperor''s meal
61.

ごらん

seeing, looking, watching, (please) look, (after the -te form of a verb) (please) try to
62.

おすそわけ

sharing
63.

おかんむり

bad temper, bad mood
64.

まつたけごはん

rice cooked with matsutake
65.

おんおびりょう

betrothal money given from man to woman
66.

おひろめ

debut
67.

おひねり

wrapped offering (of money)
68.

おんしゃ

your company
69.
便
ごほうべん

(Buddh) upaya (skillful means, methods of teaching), convenience, suitability, availability
70.
輿
おみこし

portable shrine (carried in festivals)
71.

おやくしょしごと

bureaucratic routine, red tape
72.

みけつかみ

any god of foodstuffs, Uka-no-Mitama (god of rice)
73.

おいえそうどう

family trouble (quarrel), domestic squabble, internal squabble (over headship rights) in a daimyo family in the Edo period
74.

おはらい

exorcism (Shinti rite), purification
75.
ちゃん
おばあちゃん

granny, grandma, gran, female senior-citizen (familiar form of address)
76.

おかき

mochi cut thin, dried, and baked or fried
77.

ひめみこ

imperial princess
78.

おてんば

tomboy
79.
まし
おでまし

appearance, presence
80.

おかげで

thanks to ... (can be used for non-people causes), owing to ....
81.

おれい

thanking, expression of gratitude
82.

おまい

you (masc) (formerly honorific, now sometimes derog. term referring to an equal or inferior)
83.

おみやまいり

shrine visit
84.

おおみやごしょ

Empress Dowager''s palace
85.

ごちそう

feast, treating (someone), to treat (someone, e.g. to a meal)
86.

おまつりさわぎ

festival merrymaking, revelry
87.

おまけ

freebie (e.g. with a purchase), something additional, bonus, an extra, exaggeration
88.
らか
おてやわらか

gently, mildly
89.

ごめんそう

frightful face
90.

ぐご

emperor''s meal
91.
ください
ごらんください

please look at it
92.
まし
おすまし

prim and proper girl
93.

おさむい

poor, unsatisfactory, inadequate
94.

かみごいちにん

the emperor
95.

おまち

waiting, waiting time
96.

おかまい

entertainment, hospitality
97.

ごはさん

starting afresh
98.

ぎょしゃ

coachman, driver, cabman, postilion
99.

ごはっと

contraband, taboo, strictly forbidden
100.

おやくごめん

dismissal, firing, retirement, being relieved from one''s post, being relieved of a burden
101.

ぎょゆう

music playing in imperial court
102.

おねしょ

bed-wetting
103.

おいえりゅう

Japanese style of calligraphy based on the gyousho style popular in the Edo period
104.

おはらい

exorcism (Shinti rite), purification
105.

おそまつ

poor, lame, ill-prepared
106.
えになる
おみえになる

to arrive
107.

ちちご

(another''s respected) father
108.

おでまし

appearance, presence
109.

ぎょう

Imperial reign
110.

おんれい

thanking, expression of gratitude
111.

みもと

(his) side, (his) presence
112.

おおごしょ

leading or influential figure
113.

ごちそうさま

feast
114.

おかず

accompaniment for rice dishes, side dish, food for thought (esp. in the context of conversation, or material for assisting arousal during masturbation)
115.
けに
おまけに

to make matters worse, besides, what''s more, in addition, on top of that
116.

おてあげ

all over, given in, given up hope, bring to knees
117.

おめめ

eyes (kid talk)
118.


honourable, honorable
119.
なさい
ごらんなさい

(please) look, see (used to emphasize that an earlier prediction was correct), (after the -te form of a verb) (please) try to do
120.

みよ

imperial reign
121.

おすすめ

recommendation, advice, suggestion, encouragement
122.

ときわぎょりゅう

beefwood (Casuarina equisetifolia)
123.

おまちどおさま

I''m sorry to have kept you waiting
124.
いなく
おかまいなく

please don''t fuss over me
125.
さん
おばあさん

grandmother, female senior-citizen
126.

おじゃま

hindrance, intrusion (suru and itasu verb forms are used as set phrases said prior to entering or leaving someone''s home)
127.

おんぼう

cemetery guard, crematorium worker
128.
それ
それごらん

Well, look at that... (used when someone ignores your advice and ultimately fails at something)
129.

みこころ

respectful term for another''s spirit, God''s heart or spirit (in Christianity), Lord''s will
130.

おいとま

leaving, going home, quitting one''s job, free time, leisure, spare time
131.

おかま

pot, volcanic crater, (one''s) buttocks, male homosexual, effeminate man, male transvestite
132.

おくら

shelving (a play, movie, etc.), the shelf, rice storehouse of the Edo shogunate
133.

おみまい

calling on someone who is ill, enquiry, inquiry
134.

ててご

(another''s respected) father
135.
殿
ごてんじょちゅう

waiting woman in a shogun or daimyo''s palace
136.

おでき

boil, blister, pimple
137.

ごえい

picture or royalty or noble, sacred picture, (respectful term for) another''s image
138.

おれいまいり

visiting a shrine or temple to give thanks, settling scores
139.

おめえ

you (masc) (formerly honorific, now sometimes derog. term referring to an equal or inferior)
140.

おとも

attendant, companion
141.

おおごしょじだい

Ogosho period (between the Kansei Reforms and the Tempo Reforms, approx. 1787-1843)
142.
でした
ごちそうさまでした

said after meals
143.

おさい

accompaniment for rice dishes, side dish
144.

おなか

stomach
145.

おてもり

making arbitrary decisions which benefit oneself
146.
にかかる
おめにかかる

to meet (someone of higher status), to be recognized (esp. by someone of higher status), to be visible, to be seen, to be noticed
147.
なさる
ごらんなさる

to see, to look, to watch
148.

おせじ

flattery, compliment
149.

おめがね

(your) judgment, discernment
150.

きよみはらりょう

Asuka Kiyomihara Code (689 CE)
151.

おまちかね

long-waited-for
152.
いなし
おかまいなし

being unmindful
153.
ちゃん
おばあちゃん

granny, grandma, gran, female senior-citizen (familiar form of address)
154.
します
おじゃまします

excuse me for disturbing (interrupting) you, greeting used on going to someone''s home
155.

ごぼう

Reverend (used to priest, monk, etc.)
156.

でござる

to be
157.
けを
おあずけをくう

to have to wait (for the realization of something hoped for), to be forced to postpone
158.
なく
ごしんぱいなく

don''t worry, never mind
159.

おうたかいはじめ

annual New Year''s poetry reading (held at the Imperial Court)
160.

おかき

mochi cut thin, dried, and baked or fried
161.

おみまい

calling on someone who is ill, enquiry, inquiry
162.

へんいせいぎょ

displacement controlled
163.

おでん

oden (various ingredients, such as egg, daikon, or konnyaku stewed in soy-flavored dashi)
164.
りさん
おまわりさん

policeman (friendly term)
165.

みかげ

divine spirit, spirit of the dead
166.

おれいぼうこう

free service after one has finished one''s apprenticeship
167.

おんさき

leader of a nobleman''s cavalcade
168.

おそなえ

an offering
169.

おおみよ

glorious reign of the Emperor
170.

おちゃ

tea (usu. green), tea break (at work), tea ceremony
171.

おつくり

make-up, sashimi
172.

おはらいばこ

discarding, firing (an employee)
173.

みたらし

font of purifying water placed at the entrance of a shrine
174.
かる
おめにかかる

to meet (someone of higher status), to be recognized (esp. by someone of higher status), to be visible, to be seen, to be noticed
175.
する
ぎょする

to drive (e.g. horse, carriage), to control, to manage
176.
になる
ごらんになる

to see, to look, to watch, (after the -te form of a verb) try to
177.

おせわ

help, aid, assistance
178.

おかお

your (honorable) face (honourable)
179.

おやご

another''s parent(s)
180.

おふくろ

one''s mother
181.

おしぼり

wet towel (supplied at table), hot, moistened hand towel
182.

おはぎ

rice ball coated with sweetened red beans, soybean flour or sesame
183.

おじゃまむし

someone who gets in the way without serving any useful purpose, fly in the ointment, buttinsky, third wheel
184.
さん
おぼうさん

Buddhist priest, monk
185.
よくある
よくあるごしつもん

frequently asked questions, FAQ
186.
けをらう
おあずけをくらう

to have to wait (for the realization of something hoped for), to be forced to postpone
187.

おしんこ

pickled vegetables, pickles
188.

おかっぱ

bobbed hair (from resemblance to the mythical Kappa''s hair style)
189.

おむつかぶれ

diaper rash, nappy rash
190.

おはよう

Good morning
191.

みこと

the spoken words of the emperor or a noble
192.

ははご

(polite term for another''s) mother
193.

おたうえまつり

shrine ritual held with the first two months of the year to forecast (or pray for) a succesful harvest, seasonal planting of rice on a field affiliated with a shrine
194.

みかげいし

granite
195.

おこぼれ

leavings, leftovers
196.

おんまえ

word used after an addressee''s name in a formal letter
197.

おきゃん

pert girl, girl with "attitude", lively minx, tomboy
198.

ひるごはん

lunch, midday meal
199.

おちゃのこ

a cinch
200.

おふだ

a charm

Kuten Code: 2470
EUC Code: b8e6
Shift-JIS Code: 8ce4
JIS Code: 3866
Unicode: 5fa1
Radical Index: 60
Frequency Rank: 1087
Jouyou Grade: 8
DeRoo Code: 2044
Four Corner code: 2722.0
"New Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 577
"Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 1628
"New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary" Index: 1761
"The Kanji Way to Japanese Language Power" Index: 371
"Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide" Index: 632
"Kanji in Context" Index: 919
"Kanji Learners Dictionary" Index: 422
"Essential Kanji" Index: 924
"The Kanji Dictionary" Index Code: 3i9.1
"Kanji & Kana 2nd Edition" Index: 708
Morohashi Volume.Page: 4.888
Gakken Index: 1158
"Remembering The Kanji" Index: 620
"Japanese Names" Index: 1398
Korean Readings: eo, a
Pinyin: yu4

Radical Index : : 御

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